288 – Inspired by DE MARLY GREENLY

Description

Essence & Concept
Greenley is designed to evoke the fresh breath of spring with a joyful, nature‑inspired burst of fruit, citrus, and verdant green tones. The scent captures both crisp brightness and earthy depth, offering a masculine yet versatile fragrance built to make an impression while staying wearable. It aims to balance energetic freshness with refined woods and moss.

Note Structure

• Top Notes: Sicilian Bergamot, Mandarin, Green Apple, Cashmere Wood

• Heart Notes: Cedarwood, Petitgrain, Violet, Pomarose

• Base Notes: Oakmoss, Musk, Amberwood Accord

Evolution & Experience
It opens with a burst of crisp green apple mixed with lively citrus from bergamot and mandarin, offering an immediate feeling of freshness. Soon the heart transitions into herbal and woody notes — cedarwood combines with petitgrain and touches of violet and pomarose to keep the brightness while adding texture. In the dry‑down, oakmoss, musk, and amberwood bring a grounded, slightly damp, earthy warmth that softens the early sparkle but keeps a clean vitality. The result is fresh, green, slightly fruity, and pleasantly woody over time.

Longevity & Projection

• Longevity is moderate to good — many wearers report several hours of noticeable scent.

• Projection is stronger in the opening (citrus + apple) and becomes closer to the skin in the dry‑down, but the base holds a lasting presence.

Best Use / Occasions

• Best for spring and summer, especially daytime wear.

• Excellent for casual outings, office settings, weekends — whenever you want something fresh and uplifting but not overwhelming.

• Less suited for very cold nights or formal evening events where deeper or more intense scents tend to perform better.

Character & Vibe
Greenley feels clean, green‑fruity, and slightly playful. The apple note gives it a youthful sweetness, while the woods and oakmoss add maturity. It has a modern freshness — not sharp, rather crisp and polished. Think morning dew, orchard walks, early spring forests, with enough depth to feel grown‑up.